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Plants starting with the letter X?
Xanthoceras is the only plant that starts with X.
An animal that eats only other animals that starts with the letter C is?
carnivore
What is farm animal that starts with the letter H?
There are farm animals that starts with the letter H. Those animals are called Hen and Horse. (I hoped it helped. That's what I only know.)
What is a word that starts with an E and ends with an E and only has 1 letter in it?
'envelope' because it starts with 'e' and ends with 'e' and only has 1 letter in it.
What is a word that starts with the letter E and ends with the letter V?
There is only one word that starts with the letter E an and with a V. This word is elov.
Plants starting with the letter X?
Xanthoceras is the only plant that starts with X.
An animal that eats only other animals that starts with the letter C is?
carnivore
What is farm animal that starts with the letter H?
There are farm animals that starts with the letter H. Those animals are called Hen and Horse. (I hoped it helped. That's what I only know.)
The only planet with plants and animals?
The only planet that we know of with plants and animals is Earth.
What is Animals feeding on plants only?
Animals that eat only plants are called herbivores.
Do animals and plants contain chlorophyll?
No animals do, and only green plants do.
Which underwater animals starts with the letter q?
a quadrellion is the only thing i can think of
What do you call animals that plants only?
If you meant "What do you call Animals that EAT plants only?" then the answer is Herbivores. Animals that only eat meat are Carnivores; and animals that eat both are Omnivores.
Is chloroplast found in plants and animals?
No, only in plants, as they are one of the main components of photosynthesis.
Do plants have a back bone?
Nope. Plants do not have bones. Only animals- and not all animals.
Do both plants and animals photosynthesize?
Only plants.
Do plants have back bone?
Nope. Plants do not have bones. Only animals- and not all animals.
